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    Japanese Mochi: History and Types

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    Origins and Etymology
    • Mochi is Japanese rice cake made from steamed glutinous rice
    • Name comes from Chinese character "pin"
    • Initially introduced from Southeast Asia, recommended by imperial court
    Historical Development
    • Nara period: "Kusamochi" referred to rice cakes with mysterious spirit
    • Kofun period: Steamers appeared, steaming more common in eastern Japan
    • Kamakura period: Three-colored rice cakes (black, red, white) introduced
    Types and Variations
    • Shape types include Noshimochi, Kirimochi, Namako Mochi, Maru Mochi
    • Regional variations: Mamemochi with beans, Kuzumochi with potato starch
    • Kakumochi developed in Edo period for easier transportation
    Modern Usage
    • Can be eaten as dessert or main dish
    • Used in traditional Japanese dishes like Zoni soup
    • Contains 77% starch and 6% protein
    Notable Shops
    • Gekko Mochi serves handmade rice cakes with Kyoto matcha
    • Umezono Asakusa offers luxurious mochi millet dish
    • Omotesando Tea Room specializes in Japanese tea and sweets
    • Takemura operates historic wooden shop since 1973

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